Penn State tight end Tyler Warren had a massive game in the Nittany Lions’ thrilling 33-30 win over USC on Saturday.
Warren led all Penn State players with 17 receptions for 224 yards and a touchdown. He even had one rushing attempt for a four-yard gain and completed a pass for a nine-yard gain. At one point, the broadcast team on CBS noted all the different places where Warren had aligned, including snaps at QB, WR, TE, and RB:
But the play that many might remember most was that touchdown reception, a 32-yard strike from Drew Allar that cut USC’s lead to 20-13 just after halftime.
That play? It
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